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Froggy Jumps Transport XI Lowersixth Science BiologyOnline version Basics of lymph, vessels, nodes, and fat absorption. by YAKILI LMS 1 What drains tissue fluid back into the blood? a Lymphatic system b Nervous system c Circulatory system 2 What is tissue fluid most similar to? a Cerebrospinal fluid b Blood plasma without proteins c Urine 3 Where is most lymph returned to the blood? a Renal arteries b Porta liver c Subclavian veins 4 Which vessel carries lymph? a Arterioles b Venules c Lymphatic capillaries 5 What are tiny knotted structures where lymph is filtered? a Nephrons b Glands c Lymph nodes 6 Which organ is part of the lymphatic system? a Spleen b Liver c Pancreas 7 What do lymph nodes help filter? a Pathogens and debris b Blood cells only c Hormones only 8 What is lymph? a Cerebrospinal fluid b Blood plasma c Fluid inside lymphatic vessels 9 Which tissue fluid returns to the blood via lymph vessels? a Cytoplasm b Synovial fluid c Interstitial fluid 10 Which component keeps tissue fluid from accumulating excess? a Kidney filtration b Lymphatic drainage c Sweat glands 11 What is an important function of the lymphatic system? a Fluid balance b Electrical conduction c Bone formation 12 Which structure collects lymph from tissues? a Nervous tracts b Lymphatic vessels c Arterial branches 13 What is a key feature of lymphatic capillaries? a Overlapping endothelial cells to absorb fluid b Rigid walls c Muscle layers 14 Lymph nodes primarily filter lymph for: a Hormones b Digestive enzymes c Pathogens 15 What is lymph enriched with after fat absorption? a Chyle b Urine c Bile 16 Which system works with the lymphatic system for fat absorption? a Respiratory system b Nervous system c Digestive system 17 Where does most fat absorption occur? a Esophageal mucosa b Stomach glands c Lacteals in villi of the intestine 18 What are lymphatic vessels that drain the intestines called? a Sinus veins b Thoracic ducts only c Lacteals 19 Which vessel carries lymph away from a lymph node? a Efferent lymphatic vessel b Portal vein c Afferent artery 20 Which vessel carries lymph toward a lymph node? a Afferent lymphatic vessel b Hepatic duct c Efferent artery 21 Which structures are the first line of immune defense in lymph nodes? a Lymphocytes b Erythrocytes c Platelets 22 What forms the intermittent filtration points in lymph flow? a Lymph node sinuses b Glandular ducts c Bubble chambers 23 Which hormone-like substance do lymphocytes produce? a Insulin b Immunoglobulins c Melatonin 24 What happens to interstitial fluid if not reabsorbed? a Swelling (edema) b Anemia c Hypertension 25 Which organ stores white blood cells and filters blood? a Spleen b Liver c Kidneys 26 Which lipids are transported via lymph after digestion? a Fatty acids and glycerol as chyle b Proteins only c Glucose and amino acids 27 What is the main purpose of the lymphatic system's valves? a Prevent backflow of lymph b Pump lymph c Assist heart contractions 28 Which disease arises from blocked lymph drainage leading to swelling? a Edema, asthma b Hypotension c Lymphedema 29 Which tissue fluid components are returned to the blood? a Cells only b Proteins only c Water and small solutes 30 Which area drains lymph from the lower body into the thoracic duct? a Aortic arch b Cisterna chyli c Pulmonary trunk 31 What is the immune function of lymph nodes? a Store fats b Trap and destroy pathogens c Produce bile 32 Which vessel connects the lymphatic system to the venous system? a Thoracic duct b Portal vein c Aorta 33 Which vessel drains the right side of the head and arm? a Superior vena cava b Right lymphatic duct c Thoracic duct 34 Which fluid balance process includes lymph returning to blood? a Filtration b Lymph absorption c Secretion 35 Which of the following best describes lymph nodes? a Bone marrow b Small, bean-shaped immune hubs c Large glands 36 What is chyle? a Cerebrospinal fluid b Blood plasma c Lymph rich in fats 37 Which condition reduces lymph drainage? a Exercise b Surgery removing nodes c Hydration 38 What is interstitial fluid? a Blood plasma b Fluid between cells c Inside cells 39 Which tissue fluid component is returned to plasma? a Large lipids b Water and small solutes c Large proteins only 40 Which gland-like tissue participates in immunity within lymph nodes? a Lymphatic tissue b Endocrine gland c Exocrine gland 41 Which cells in lymph nodes attack pathogens? a Neurons b Lymphocytes c Epithelial cells 42 Which system helps with fat-soluble vitamin absorption? a Nervous system b Lymphatic system c Urinary system 43 What is a key feature of lymphatic vessels? a Rigid walls b One-way valves c Muscle layers 44 Which lymphatic structure filters lymph before it returns to blood? a Thyroid gland b Bone marrow c Lymph nodes 45 Which organ is involved in recycling blood cells and storing lymphocytes? a Kidney b Spleen c Lung 46 Which of the following is a function of interstitial fluid? a Carrying oxygen b Bathing and supplying tissues c Forming urine 47 Which adipose-absorption process involves lymph? a Glucose uptake b Protein digestion c Fat absorbed as chyle 48 Which duct drains the left side of the body into the left subclavian vein? a Azygos duct b Thoracic duct c Right lymphatic duct 49 Which component returns large plasma proteins to the bloodstream? a Kidneys filter them b Liver excretes them c Lymphatics reabsorb small proteins 50 Which of these is NOT a lymphatic function? a Immune defense b Fluid balance c Oxygen transport to tissues

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What drains tissue fluid back into the blood?

What is tissue fluid most similar to?

Where is most lymph returned to the blood?

Which vessel carries lymph?

What are tiny knotted structures where lymph is filtered?

Which organ is part of the lymphatic system?

What do lymph nodes help filter?

What is lymph?

Which tissue fluid returns to the blood via lymph vessels?

Which component keeps tissue fluid from accumulating excess?

What is an important function of the lymphatic system?

Which structure collects lymph from tissues?

What is a key feature of lymphatic capillaries?

Lymph nodes primarily filter lymph for:

What is lymph enriched with after fat absorption?

Which system works with the lymphatic system for fat absorption?

Where does most fat absorption occur?

What are lymphatic vessels that drain the intestines called?

Which vessel carries lymph away from a lymph node?

Which vessel carries lymph toward a lymph node?

Which structures are the first line of immune defense in lymph nodes?

What forms the intermittent filtration points in lymph flow?

Which hormone-like substance do lymphocytes produce?

What happens to interstitial fluid if not reabsorbed?

Which organ stores white blood cells and filters blood?

Which lipids are transported via lymph after digestion?

What is the main purpose of the lymphatic system's valves?

Which disease arises from blocked lymph drainage leading to swelling?

Which tissue fluid components are returned to the blood?

Which area drains lymph from the lower body into the thoracic duct?

What is the immune function of lymph nodes?

Which vessel connects the lymphatic system to the venous system?

Which vessel drains the right side of the head and arm?

Which fluid balance process includes lymph returning to blood?

Which of the following best describes lymph nodes?

What is chyle?

Which condition reduces lymph drainage?

What is interstitial fluid?

Which tissue fluid component is returned to plasma?

Which gland-like tissue participates in immunity within lymph nodes?

Which cells in lymph nodes attack pathogens?

Which system helps with fat-soluble vitamin absorption?

What is a key feature of lymphatic vessels?

Which lymphatic structure filters lymph before it returns to blood?

Which organ is involved in recycling blood cells and storing lymphocytes?

Which of the following is a function of interstitial fluid?

Which adipose-absorption process involves lymph?

Which duct drains the left side of the body into the left subclavian vein?

Which component returns large plasma proteins to the bloodstream?

Which of these is NOT a lymphatic function?